Consistent Infosystems made a big impact at the 30th CAN Info-Tech 2025 in Nepal. The company introduced its latest products in computing and surveillance. The event, one of the most important in Nepal, draws professionals and government officials from all over the region. Consistent Infosystems continues to grow in Nepal. The company launched its new surveillance cameras at the event. Shri Ganesh Shah, the Minister of Communication in Nepal, helped with the launch. This is a significant moment in Consistent’s effort to expand in the Nepalese market. New Products and Technologies Consistent Infosystems displayed many new products. The company focuses…
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Tanjid
Tanjid Osman is a dedicated local news reporter based in Nepal. With a passion for storytelling, he covers a wide range of topics including current news, business trends, entertainment, travel, culture, and sports. As a freelance author, Tamjid provides insightful and engaging news articles that highlight the diverse aspects of Nepal, with a particular focus on Kathmandu. Through his work, he aims to inform, educate, and connect audiences with the latest happenings in his community.
Pokhara, a popular tourist destination in Nepal, has recorded the highest air pollution levels in the country today, according to the Department of Environment. The Air Quality Index (AQI) in Pokhara’s Gandaki Boarding area reached a staggering 187, placing it in the unhealthy category. An AQI level above 150 is considered unhealthy, posing risks to everyone, especially sensitive groups. The AQI scale, which measures air quality, categorizes levels from good to hazardous, with an AQI above 50 considered unhealthy. According to the Department of Environment, air quality deteriorates significantly in the winter months, especially from December to June, as weather…
Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balen Shah’s latest song, Nepal Haseko, has taken YouTube by storm. Released as a promotional track for the upcoming movie Laj Sharanam, the song quickly climbed to number two on YouTube Trending. By 7:30 AM on Tuesday, Nepal Haseko reached the second spot on YouTube’s trending music list. Balen wrote the lyrics, composed the music, and performed the vocals and rap. The song envisions a developed Nepal while reflecting its current reality. Other well-known artists, including Sara Khadgi, Manushi Poudel, and Krisha Khadka, contributed to the chorus. This is Balen Shah’s first song release since becoming…
Nepal and India plan to build five new power lines. This will help Nepal send 16,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity to India and Bangladesh by 2035. Energy officials from both countries meet today in New Delhi to finalize the plans. Steps to Build New Power Lines Suresh Acharya, Nepal’s Energy Secretary, leads a 12-member team in India. The goal is to confirm plans and make sure projects start on time. These plans were first discussed in January at a meeting on power trade. Sandip Dev, Joint Secretary at the Energy Ministry, said the meeting will confirm past decisions and set…
Anton Ambrose leads Public Policy and Regulatory Affairs for inDrive in the Asia Pacific region. He has over 20 years of experience in policy work across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Anton specializes in handling complex regulations and supports policies that encourage innovation and growth for all. In this interview, Anton discusses the ride-hailing industry in Nepal, the challenges it faces, and potential solutions. How does inDrive plan to work with Nepal’s rules for ride-hailing services? At inDrive, we believe in open dialogue. Our goal is to engage with everyone involved. We understand that strong rules are essential for…
A Kathmandu school bus accident in Nepal’s Farping area resulted in two fatalities and 41 injuries. The bus, carrying schoolchildren, plunged 150 meters down a hillside, killing the driver and an eight-year-old boy. Authorities are investigating the cause. Kathmandu School Bus Accident: 2 Dead, 41 Injured in Tragic Crash A devastating Kathmandu school bus crash occurred in Nepal’s Farping area, located 20 km south of the capital. The accident resulted in the deaths of a 35-year-old driver and an eight-year-old child, while 41 others suffered injuries. Bus Plunges 150 Meters Downhill According to police reports, the accident happened when the…
Many private school teachers in Nepal struggle with low pay, long hours, and job insecurity. Despite government rules, many schools do not pay fair wages. Low Salaries and High Stress Abin Giri (name changed), an English teacher, said young teachers suffer the most. “There are few jobs, so we have to accept low salaries,” he said. “Schools take advantage of us.” Teachers in private schools earn far less than government teachers. In Kathmandu, most private school teachers earn about 20,000 rupees per month. The law says primary teachers should get at least 32,000 rupees, but many schools ignore this rule.…
Kathmandu, Feb 10: The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) marks its 34th year today. The event, held at the CIAA headquarters in Tangal, highlights efforts to stop corruption and promote honesty. CIAA Secretary Ghanshyam Upadhyaya said that President Ramchandra Paudel will be the chief guest. The CIAA is a government body that investigates corruption and enforces laws against public misconduct. Fighting Corruption in Nepal The CIAA was created under Nepal’s Constitution. Article 239 gives it the power to investigate and take legal action. The agency looks into bribery, misuse of funds, and other wrongdoing. It can…
Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, marked over 25 years of marriage during their official visit to Nepal. They described each other as “best friends” and shared how humor has kept their relationship strong. A Royal Bond Full of Laughter On their third day in Nepal, the couple planted a magnolia tree at the Godawari National Botanic Garden. They joked with each other as they worked. When asked about their fun exchanges, Edward replied, “Because we’re best friends.” Sophie agreed, saying, “That’s true.” She added that humor is important, especially when traveling. “There’s always got to…
Minister for Home Affairs Ramesh Lekhak stated that the government is taking active steps to modernize Nepal Police and the Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal. Speaking at an event today, Minister Lekhak emphasized the government’s commitment to improving these security agencies by maximizing available resources. He also highlighted ongoing efforts to enhance their competitiveness. Legislative Reforms Underway The Ministry of Home Affairs has introduced a bill to amend laws governing Nepal Police and APF Nepal. This amendment aims to modernize both agencies in a timely manner. Minister Lekhak also discussed other legislative initiatives. A bill related to citizenship certificates has…